objectify
objectify
Definition
ob·jec·tify (əb jek′tə fī′, äb-)
ob·jec′·ti·fi·ca′·tion noun
objectify
Synonyms
objectify
Usage Examples
Object
- woman: Miss World is an outdated contest, as it objectifies women.
- form: Rather than reflecting on what we are doing we are concerned about expressing it in an unfamiliar objectified form.
- experience: They also help him objectify many experiences shared with individuals in that audience.
- people: The 'birth of the clinic ' and the 'birth of the prison ' showed that rationalism could objectify people and become thereby tyrannical.
- knowledge: At this point, the critical social sciences go beyond the objectified nomological knowledge or the subjective interpretation of the social reality.
- gaze: And then there is one tune that sums up the objectifying gaze of fashion like nothing else.
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